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Jordan Inflation Slips to One-Year Low Jordan’s annual inflation slowed to 1.28% in November 2025, marking its lowest level since October 2024. Consumer prices also declined on a monthly basis, falling 0.31% after a slight rise in October. Key Points: Annual inflation fell to 1.28% in November. Lowest reading since October 2024. Down from 2.0% in the previous month. Monthly prices dropped 0.31%, reversing October’s gain of 0.07%. #Inflation# #EconomicCalendar# #CPI# #market# #Economy# #MacroGlobalMarkets# #UpWayGlobalMarkets# #TrustFinance#

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DAX Starts the Week on a Cautious Note Frankfurt’s DAX traded around 24,025 on Monday, staying near its highest levels since mid-November. Markets are moving carefully ahead of Wednesday’s US Federal Reserve decision, where a 25 bps cut is already priced in. Now all eyes are on the FOMC projections and the uncertainty around the 2026 policy outlook 🏦 🔍 Market Highlights 💊 Healthcare & Industrials supported the index 🛍 Consumer sectors dragged the market lower 📈 Top Performers Bayer +2% after a JPMorgan upgrade to Overweight 🟢 Strong moves also in Rheinmetall, Siemens Energy, Deutsche Bank, Zalando 📉 Biggest Decliners GEA Group -2.1% Symrise -1.6% Beiersdorf -1.5% 🪙 Markets remain cautious but stable — big moves expected on Fed Day! 💡 Follow me for real-time global market updates, stock highlights & trading insights! #DAX##Germany# #StockMarket# #UpWayGlobalMarkets# #investment##trading##FOMC# #USFederalReserve# #forextraders#

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📉 Russia Manufacturing Shrinks the Least in 3 Months 🇷🇺 Russia Manufacturing PMI (Nov 2025): 48.3 vs 48.0 Previous Russia’s manufacturing sector remained in contraction for the 6th straight month, but November showed a slight improvement as the PMI inched up to 48.3, the softest downturn since August. 🔍 Key Highlights New sales declined again, but at the slowest pace in 6 months. Foreign demand slipped back into contraction. Output shrank at the fastest rate since April 2022, hit by weaker orders and supply delays. Employment rose at the strongest pace since July 2024. Supplier delivery times deteriorated, marking the worst performance since February. Input cost inflation accelerated, with firms lifting output prices to an 11-month high to pass on costs. 📈 Outlook Despite near-term pressure, business confidence improved on expectations of stronger demand and investment in new products and technology. #PMI# #EconomicCalendar# #DataReport# #Russia#

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US Mortgage Applications Bounce Back! Mortgage applications in the US rose 4.8% in early December after hitting a 3-month low, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA). 🔹 Refinances surged 14.3%, up 88% YoY 🔹 Refinance share now at 58.2% (from 53%) 🔹 FHA refinances jumped 24%, as FHA 30-year fixed-rate fell to 6.08% – the lowest since Sept 2024 🔹 30-year fixed conforming loans edged slightly higher to 6.33% 🔹 Home purchase applications fell 2.4%, but still 19% higher YoY Buyers are increasingly eyeing FHA loans to take advantage of lower rates and extra savings. #USeconomy##MorganStanley# #InterestRate##USeconomy#

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